Expectations ran high in anticipation of this release, and they have not been disappointed. BIS just completed a partially successful Beethoven piano concerto series in which an often inspired Ronald Brautigam was shackled to an expressively challenged and period-pedantic Andrew Parrott. Here, both conductor and soloist are consistently operating on the same exciting wavelength.

EMI has set a March 26 release date for "En Vivo!", a double soundtrack album from legendary British metallers IRON MAIDEN."En Vivo!" was filmed on April 10, 2011 in front of over 50,000 ecstatic fans at the Estadio Nacional, Santiago during the "Round The World In 66 Days" leg of "The Final Frontier World Tour", and captures a magnificent performance by the band, ardently embraced by the legendary Latino passion and energy of their Chilean fans.

Francesco Tristano - bachCage
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Label/Cat#: Deutsche Grammophon 0289 476 417-3 5 | Country/Year: Europe 2011
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Francesco Tristano Schlimé (born 1981) is a Luxembourg classical and modern jazz pianist who also plays the clarinet. He composes both classical music and jazz. He is a specialist in Baroque music. In 2001, Schlimé founded The New Bach Players ensemble, with which he recorded Johann Sebastian Bach's complete cycle of Keyboard concertos for Accord.Very involved in Contemporary music too, he has recorded Luciano Berio's complete piano works and collaborated with electronic music artists such as Carl Craig and Murcof. He won the 2004 Concours International de piano XXe siècle d'Orléans.

Lisa Batiashvili's debut album for Deutsche Grammophon "Echoes of Time" is a matter of the heart - an unusual, very individual and fascinating program by one of the most appreciated young soloists of our days. Lisa focuses her program on composers whose lives and work have been heavily influenced by the political happenings and oppressions in former Soviet Union - like Lisa herself, who went into German exile with her family during the political upheaval in Georgia in 1991.

Grandmothers - A Mother Of An Anthology (1993) {One Way Records} [rel. Frank Zappa]
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In the early '80s a loose aggregate of musicians – many of whom were former Mothers Of Invention (MOI) – began performing as the Grandmothers. The band centred on the talents of seminal Frank Zappa sidemen Jimmy Carl Black (percussion/vocals/Indian of the group), Bunk Gardner (sax/trumpet/flute) and Don Preston (keyboards). At various points prior to this union the trio were joined by a laundry list of relatively unknowns as well as other Mothers such as Denny Walley (guitar), Elliot Ingber (guitar), Ray Collins (vocals) and Jim "Motorhead" Sherwood (bass) as well as ex-Love member Tjay Cantrelli (sax/flute) plus (should one wish to further the Zappa affiliations) both Tom Leavey and Andy Cahan (drums) from Flo & Eddie's band . This 21-track compilation includes recordings made primarily in the early '70s from a number of MOI alumni and their respective collaborators.

Under the auspices of ADAMUM of the University of Madrid and with the collaboration of the then Ministry of Education and Science took place on February 18, 1975 this historic recording, which involved, while the first live album of Paco de Lucia, the first show dedicated to flamenco in the 'cathedra'l of Spanish classical music, the Teatro Real in Madrid, and a milestone for the future of flamenco guitar.